Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 724. (Read 2171056 times)
September 26, 2014, 03:37:02 AM
Huge 200 Satoshi Buy wall on C Cex - Burst just cracked 200 Satoshi woo!
September 26, 2014, 01:49:04 AM
Alright I have a issue. Last night when switching from ahci to ide mode one of my raid 0 array drives crashed. My burst account and all was on there but that's not really the problem. I installed the burst client again but when I enter my passphrase on the web UI (or any passphrase) nothing happens. Just reloads the page asking for passphrase.... The blockchain seems to have downloaded again and the wallet run opens fine just like always....
I have tried something like that. Turns out that if i type the passphrase and click the arrow, all is good. If i type the passphrase and click "remember me" and then the arrow, then it doesn't accept the password. (sorry no specifics, in a hurry). so if you have remember me ticked, try to un-tick it.
September 26, 2014, 01:45:11 AM
Native C++ Miner Update 1.1 R4
binaries and source available here : https://github.com/uraymeiviar/burst-miner/releases
for osx, linux64 and win64
and also, github automatically give the project website : http://uraymeiviar.github.io/burst-miner/
binaries and source available here : https://github.com/uraymeiviar/burst-miner/releases
for osx, linux64 and win64
- capable to read large stagger plot, with manual limit option on memory usage
- Fix thread race condition, which reported to less nonce read
- add option of buffer size (MB) in mining.conf to limit memory usage
and also, github automatically give the project website : http://uraymeiviar.github.io/burst-miner/
ty uray for the release R4....
i'm using windows..
can you explain how to tune "maxBufferSizeMB" param?
now i have this behaviour:
java miner: HIGH ram usage, but low CPU usage
Uray's miner: HIGH cpu usage, but low RAM usage..
it is correct for you???
or i set up some wrong param?
have u check the reading speed for C ++ ? For me , it took 2 - 3 times longer to finish reading the whole plot which is very bad because more often than not the block is found before my plot finish reading.
so ru saying java is fastest?
i'n using win 7..
you???
it seems same here...
September 26, 2014, 01:38:23 AM
Native C++ Miner Update 1.1 R4
binaries and source available here : https://github.com/uraymeiviar/burst-miner/releases
for osx, linux64 and win64
and also, github automatically give the project website : http://uraymeiviar.github.io/burst-miner/
binaries and source available here : https://github.com/uraymeiviar/burst-miner/releases
for osx, linux64 and win64
- capable to read large stagger plot, with manual limit option on memory usage
- Fix thread race condition, which reported to less nonce read
- add option of buffer size (MB) in mining.conf to limit memory usage
and also, github automatically give the project website : http://uraymeiviar.github.io/burst-miner/
ty uray for the release R4....
i'm using windows..
can you explain how to tune "maxBufferSizeMB" param?
now i have this behaviour:
java miner: HIGH ram usage, but low CPU usage
Uray's miner: HIGH cpu usage, but low RAM usage..
it is correct for you???
or i set up some wrong param?
have u check the reading speed for C ++ ? For me , it took 2 - 3 times longer to finish reading the whole plot which is very bad because more often than not the block is found before my plot finish reading.
September 26, 2014, 01:30:30 AM
Managed to get escrow integrated into the wallet interface. Still need to do a few tests on a multi-computer testnet, but you can expect a new client update tomorrow. To avoid the mess of having too many people not having updated when it goes into effect, instead of choosing a block in advance for forking, I'll be trying out using the alias system to enable it. Escrow will be enabled when I set a particular alias to "enabled". In case of any issues, it will also be disable-able this way. After it has been seen to be working for a while, future client updates will ignore the alias, and just keep it enabled.
Wow, this is just incredible!
September 26, 2014, 01:27:48 AM
Native C++ Miner Update 1.1 R4
binaries and source available here : https://github.com/uraymeiviar/burst-miner/releases
for osx, linux64 and win64
and also, github automatically give the project website : http://uraymeiviar.github.io/burst-miner/
binaries and source available here : https://github.com/uraymeiviar/burst-miner/releases
for osx, linux64 and win64
- capable to read large stagger plot, with manual limit option on memory usage
- Fix thread race condition, which reported to less nonce read
- add option of buffer size (MB) in mining.conf to limit memory usage
and also, github automatically give the project website : http://uraymeiviar.github.io/burst-miner/
ty uray for the release R4....
i'm using windows..
can you explain how to tune "maxBufferSizeMB" param?
now i have this behaviour:
java miner: HIGH ram usage, but low CPU usage
Uray's miner: HIGH cpu usage, but low RAM usage..
it is correct for you???
or i set up some wrong param?
September 26, 2014, 01:17:21 AM
Managed to get escrow integrated into the wallet interface. Still need to do a few tests on a multi-computer testnet, but you can expect a new client update tomorrow. To avoid the mess of having too many people not having updated when it goes into effect, instead of choosing a block in advance for forking, I'll be trying out using the alias system to enable it. Escrow will be enabled when I set a particular alias to "enabled". In case of any issues, it will also be disable-able this way. After it has been seen to be working for a while, future client updates will ignore the alias, and just keep it enabled.
Thanks dev for the hard work you are doing .
September 26, 2014, 01:15:54 AM
Managed to get escrow integrated into the wallet interface. Still need to do a few tests on a multi-computer testnet, but you can expect a new client update tomorrow. To avoid the mess of having too many people not having updated when it goes into effect, instead of choosing a block in advance for forking, I'll be trying out using the alias system to enable it. Escrow will be enabled when I set a particular alias to "enabled". In case of any issues, it will also be disable-able this way. After it has been seen to be working for a while, future client updates will ignore the alias, and just keep it enabled.
Wow! That's huge.
September 26, 2014, 01:15:05 AM
Managed to get escrow integrated into the wallet interface. Still need to do a few tests on a multi-computer testnet, but you can expect a new client update tomorrow. To avoid the mess of having too many people not having updated when it goes into effect, instead of choosing a block in advance for forking, I'll be trying out using the alias system to enable it. Escrow will be enabled when I set a particular alias to "enabled". In case of any issues, it will also be disable-able this way. After it has been seen to be working for a while, future client updates will ignore the alias, and just keep it enabled.
September 26, 2014, 12:24:16 AM
Ok its working with firefox, I even tried clearing cache on IE but it still don't work. Must of had some settings stored on my raid setup for IE, windows does stupid stuff like that sometimes. Thanks everyone!
September 26, 2014, 12:07:39 AM
I think that's a good idea. Thanks, Irontiga.
There is also some risk to yourself in keeping those ports open to the world, if you're using the server for your own burst activity. Any vulnerability in it could lead to your burst passphrase being stolen. I don't know how carefully the server has been reviewed with security for that kind of exposure in mind.
There is also some risk to yourself in keeping those ports open to the world, if you're using the server for your own burst activity. Any vulnerability in it could lead to your burst passphrase being stolen. I don't know how carefully the server has been reviewed with security for that kind of exposure in mind.
My passphrase isn't on my server. I wouldn't trust myself
With the faucet tho, I just make sure I take out any burst more than 2k or whatever(dw, i put it back;)). I'll close up ports now. September 26, 2014, 12:00:24 AM
I think that's a good idea. Thanks, Irontiga.
There is also some risk to yourself in keeping those ports open to the world, if you're using the server for your own burst activity. Any vulnerability in it could lead to your burst passphrase being stolen. I don't know how carefully the server has been reviewed with security for that kind of exposure in mind.
There is also some risk to yourself in keeping those ports open to the world, if you're using the server for your own burst activity. Any vulnerability in it could lead to your burst passphrase being stolen. I don't know how carefully the server has been reviewed with security for that kind of exposure in mind.
September 25, 2014, 11:58:28 PM
No, if i used key capture software then i could, but i don't. I have better things to do than scam people.
Warning, the person inviting you to provide your passphrase to his server appears to know nothing about how his server works, or network security.
Oh, just stop, I know how it works, i'll get rid of all those links if you don't like 'em, I'm not trying to scam anyone!
Yeah, I don't believe that you are trying to scam anyone. Only problem is that there isn't any way for you to prove that.
Don't matter, links are gone
Can Uray or burstcoin(or someone else that's trusted) please make one of their nodes available? 
September 25, 2014, 11:54:32 PM
No, if i used key capture software then i could, but i don't. I have better things to do than scam people.
Warning, the person inviting you to provide your passphrase to his server appears to know nothing about how his server works, or network security.
Oh, just stop, I know how it works, i'll get rid of all those links if you don't like 'em, I'm not trying to scam anyone!
Yeah, I don't believe that you are trying to scam anyone. Only problem is that there isn't any way for you to prove that.
September 25, 2014, 11:40:11 PM
No, if i used key capture software then i could, but i don't. I have better things to do than scam people.
Warning, the person inviting you to provide your passphrase to his server appears to know nothing about how his server works, or network security.
Oh, just stop, I know how it works, i'll get rid of all those links if you don't like 'em, I'm not trying to scam anyone!
September 25, 2014, 11:38:57 PM
well the blockchain has completed downloading and still nothing happens when entering passphrases. So Im guessing if you download and install the latest 1.1.2 bare you need a previous version installed first for it work properly.
Clear your web browser cache. Several other people had this issue when upgrading. September 25, 2014, 11:37:26 PM
No, if i used key capture software then i could, but i don't. I have better things to do than scam people.
Warning, the person inviting you to provide your passphrase to his server appears to know nothing about how his server works, or network security.
September 25, 2014, 11:35:20 PM
well the blockchain has completed downloading and still nothing happens when entering passphrases. So Im guessing if you download and install the latest 1.1.2 bare you need a previous version installed first for it work properly.
No, try a different browser or my link, I run burstcoin.info , I have no reason to try steal your stuff
Can you post a screenshot of the furthest you can get? Also, try making an api call like:http://127.0.0.1:8125/burst?requestType=getMiningInfo
and see if you get anything back.
September 25, 2014, 11:29:06 PM
well the blockchain has completed downloading and still nothing happens when entering passphrases. So Im guessing if you download and install the latest 1.1.2 bare you need a previous version installed first for it work properly.
September 25, 2014, 10:10:39 PM
WARNING THE OWNER OF THIS WALLET (or any public wallet) CAN VIEW YOUR PRIVATE KEYS IF YOU SUBMIT THEM THERE!
No, if i used key capture software then i could, but i don't. I have better things to do than scam people.
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